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Immediate Management of Anaphylaxis

This one-day (6 hour) training is designed to equip first aiders and emergency first aiders with the specialist knowledge and practical skills needed to recognise and treat anaphylaxis quickly and effectively.

Anaphylaxis can occur suddenly and escalate rapidly – so being prepared is vital. This course ensures participants understand how to identify the signs of a severe allergic reaction, use adrenaline auto-injectors (such as EpiPens), and deliver appropriate care while waiting for emergency services to respond.

The training aligns with guidelines from the Resuscitation Council (UK) and is suitable for those in high-risk environments where anaphylactic reactions may occur. Successful completion gives participants a Level 3 certificate.

We offer the flexibility to conduct this in-person training for up to 12 people at your location or at our offices in Wiltshire.

For those looking for food allergy awareness, an online training course in Allergen Awareness is available.

Immediate management of Anaphylaxis Training

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Course Description

Understanding anaphylaxis and its triggers

Life threatening problems associated with:
Airway
Breathing
Circulation
Disability
Exposure

Treatment for anaphylaxis:
Non re-breather mask
Removal of trigger
Auto-injector use

Initial assessment using the ABCDE approach

Recovery position

Resuscitation techniques

Learning Objectives

Understand the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis

Identify common triggers

Perform initial assessments

Administer appropriate treatment

Demonstrate effective resuscitation techniques

Safe dispoal of sharps and manage infection control

Communicate effectively and handover to emergency services

Can you please let Pete know that everyone who did the first aid training with him today has been so inspired by him and found the course very informative and engaging.

Louise Edwards

Business Support, Dignity Pet Crematorium

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